recycled gardens portfolio
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Recycled Gardens is a process that forms a community through the use of visual contrast and curiosity, making connections through a analog site and digital site as well as its members, building relationships and common interest. In exploring the available uses of materials on the physical site ‘State library and Melbourne Central’, using newspaper to make a contrast of actual rubbish and aesthetics forms of what newspaper can be. The physical site is connection through the digital site a ‘Facebook group’ called ‘Recycled Gardens’. This group is a collective documentation and mapping of events that occurs in the physical site and digital site that becomes a ongoing development of conversations. To create a ongoing cycled of events through its members to create change and a statement.TRANSCRIPT
RECYCLED GARDENRecycled Gardens is a process that forms a community through the use of visual contrast and curiosity, mak-
ing connections through a analog site and digital site as well as its members, building relationships and com-
mon interest. In exploring the available uses of materials on the physical site ‘State library and Melbourne
Central’, using newspaper to make a contrast of actual rubbish and aesthetics forms of what newspaper can
be. The physical site is connection through the digital site a ‘Facebook group’ called ‘Recycled Gardens’.
This group is a collective documentation and mapping of events that occurs in the physical site and digital
site that becomes a ongoing development of conversations. To create a ongoing cycled of events through its
members to create change and a statement.
RECYCLED GARDENRecycled Gardens is a process that forms a community through the use of visual contrast and curiosity, mak-
ing connections through a analog site and digital site as well as its members, building relationships and com-
mon interest. In exploring the available uses of materials on the physical site ‘State library and Melbourne
Central’, using newspaper to make a contrast of actual rubbish and aesthetics forms of what newspaper can
be. The physical site is connection through the digital site a ‘Facebook group’ called ‘Recycled Gardens’.
This group is a collective documentation and mapping of events that occurs in the physical site and digital
site that becomes a ongoing development of conversations. To create a ongoing cycled of events through its
members to create change and a statement.
